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Enjoy your dessert, without the guilt
(ARA) - Ordering or serving a sweet follow-up to dinner is a tradition for many Americans. Pie, cake and ice cream are popular dessert options at restaurants and family dining tables across the country.
German authorities say man with virus in critical condition
BERLIN (AP) — Authorities in western Germany said Wednesday that a man who contracted COVID-19 is in critical condition and has been taken to a specialist hospital in Duesseldorf, as the country's main airline announced measures to prepare for the economic fallout of the outbreak.
James 'Jim' William Waltz, 90
On April 15, 2024, James W. Waltz passed away from natural causes at The Schneidmiller Hospice House.
Liga to resume with Real Madrid playing at training center
MADRID (AP) — The Spanish league is resuming in less than two weeks with Real Madrid playing its games at the club's training center.
Michigan suit: Count absentee ballots if mailed by election
LANSING, Mich. (AP) — A Michigan law that requires absentee ballots to be received by the time polls close on Election Day is unconstitutional and will disenfranchise tens of thousands of voters in 2020 if it is not struck down, according to a lawsuit filed Friday.
In that Still Moment: DG House art exhibit opens at Hockaday — preview reception planned Jan. 11
An exhibit titled, In that Still Moment, featuring new work from Montana indigenous artist DG House, will be on display at the Hockaday Museum of Art.
Hunting success down a bit over last season
Montana’s general deer and elk hunting season wrapped up last weekend and the harvest results at check stations in northwest Montana showed similar results to a year ago.
Frederick B. Saccone, 88
Oct. 5, 1935 — Oct. 30, 2023 A beautiful, faithful, and committed husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather was called home by his loving and gracious Father in Heaven, the Lord Jesus Christ.
Jean (Reagan) Lucy, 92
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Jean (Reagan) Lucy, who peacefully left us on May 8, 2024, at the age of 92.
Cop shop, funnel cakes, barges and baseball in Studio Basin podcast
In our most recent episode of the Studio Basin podcast, Columbia Basin Herald Managing Editor Rob Miller chatted with reporters Charles Featherstone and Ian Bivona about possible Moses Lake Police expansion, the Grant County Fair and Charles’s adventures rollin’ on the river. The MLPD has outgrown its current building, Featherstone said, and is looking for bigger digs. The department currently shares a building with the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Department. MLPD has its eye on five acres on Central Drive, next to the Lauzier ball fields, that could accommodate a 25,000- to 28,000-square-foot building. This would allow MLPD enough room to house a dedicated mental health worker, as well as an agent from the ATF, although some council members weren’t certain about the price tag of a new building versus renovating the current facility. The Grant County Fair started this week and runs through the weekend. Miller talked about the musical lineup at this year’s fair. The country band Lonestar is the big headliner this year, and there are also a number of classic rock cover bands and country singer Kameron Marlowe. Finally, Bivona talked about the Seattle Mariners, the Seahawks and – especially of interest locally – the Babe Ruth World Series, hosted in Ephrata by the Columbia Basin Riverdogs. High school sports are about to start up for the fall, Bivona added.
Sun Road reservations required beginning Friday
Vehicle reservations are required to access Glacier National Park’s Going-to-the-Sun Road and the North Fork area of the park beginning Friday, May 27. Reservations are required for access through Sept. 11.
Brief meeting appoints zoning commissioner
Bonner County Commissioners allocated thousands of dollars in county funds, in addition to appointing a new member of the county's Zoning Commission.
Diaz-Balart: 1st known positive test for virus in Congress
MIAMI (AP) — U.S. Rep. Mario Diaz-Balart of Miami has become the first known member of Congress to test positive for the new coronavirus, he announced Wednesday.
Civil rights activist and Emmett Till relative dies at 50
CHICAGO (AP) — Airickca Gordon-Taylor, a relative of Emmett Till who spent her life educating others about the black teenage lynching victim's legacy through her foundation, died at age 50, according to family members.
Civil rights activist and Emmett Till relative dies at 50
CHICAGO (AP) — Airickca Gordon-Taylor, a relative of Emmett Till who spent her life educating others about the black teenage lynching victim's legacy through her foundation, died at age 50, according to family members.
Feds seek 18 months for Virginia man with neo-Nazi ties
ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) — Prosecutors are seeking an 18-month sentence for an alleged neo-Nazi from northern Virginia who pleaded guilty last year to weapons violations.
State hosting open houses on Montana 37 bridge work plans
Two virtual open houses will be held online via Zoom on Tuesday, April 25, from noon to 1 p.m. and from 6 to 7 p.m.
PHD: Harmful algae in Rose Lake
Panhandle Health District (PHD) in collaboration with the Idaho Department of Health & Welfare (IDHW) and Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) have issued a public health advisory for Rose Lake. Recent water sampling by DEQ indicates the presence of cyanobacteria, also known as a harmful algae bloom (HAB) or blue green algae in Rose Lake. The public is urged to use caution when recreating in or near the water, especially where ingestion is a risk.
PHD: Harmful algae in Rose Lake
Panhandle Health District (PHD) in collaboration with the Idaho Department of Health & Welfare (IDHW) and Idaho Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) have issued a public health advisory for Rose Lake. Recent water sampling by DEQ indicates the presence of cyanobacteria, also known as a harmful algae bloom (HAB) or blue green algae in Rose Lake. The public is urged to use caution when recreating in or near the water, especially where ingestion is a risk.
Spring turkey, bear seasons open Saturday
It is lawful to use hounds to train and/or hunt for spring black bears in some areas. See page 4 of the black bear hunting regulations for more information.